Apparently, the stranglehold of these two is weakening. Found a tally of character usage of over 4,000 matches, which you can see here.There's a reason 3rd Strike has its own nickname ( Chun Fighter III: Ken Strike - Yun for the Future). Even so, high-level Tournament Play almost always consists of the top-tier fighters (Chun-Li, Ken, and Yun) with the occasional Akuma in the mix.It got a little better in Second Impact and Third Strike once players realized the new characters had a lot of potential. 75% of all players of the first release used Ken (Shinryuken super), 20% used Ryu, and 5% used someone else. The game only carried over Ryu and Ken from the previous games.Ken was never considered top-tier in tournaments, but the sheer ease of use of the playstyle, along with being really unfun to play against, made him very unpopular in online matches for those using any other character. This led to the infamous " Flowchart Ken ◊" playstyle-stay in the corner, spam fireballs, and Shoryuken when they approach.
This was for a fairly simple reason: Ken, as a Shotoclone, was the easiest character to pick up and use, had access to the Hadoken for pressuring an opponent, and had the best version of the Shoryuken, which covered a lot of vertical range, meaning it could be used to counter an enemy trying to advance. As illustrated on the main page, around 70% of all Street Fighter IV players use Ken and 20% use Sagat.Unlike its sister game Hearthstone, this problem can even persist into unranked games, because all Daily Missions require the player to win games rather than just play through them, and so even in unranked mode one can expect the presence of whatever deck would give the fastest and most convenient win. At high-tier Ranked modes or during Grand Prix events, you will eventually begin to see the most popular deck much more frequently as you get matched with people striving to win to raise their score, with the occasional stray deck specialized to counter whatever's most popular. As ShadowVerse is a card game, the symptoms of Complacent Gaming Syndrome match those of physical trading card games.Blizzard eventually removed Nightmare Amalgam from the game, which caused a huge shake-up in the meta. Every single deck wanted Nightmare Amalgam and it was the backbone of every single strategy in the game. It was available as early as Tier 2, it benefits from every AoE buff and is the quickest and easiest way to get a minion with Divine Shield, Taunt, and Poisonous, and just as a kicker, at that time it's the only dragon in the game that Zoobot and Menagerie Wizard could buff. The game mode revolves heavily around tribe-based synergies, and Nightmare Amalgram can be targeted by all of them. In Battlegrounds, Nightmare Amalgam was considered the undisputed best minion in the game.
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Even top-tier Arena players advocate for mods like that, since even if you live, breath, and eat Hearthstone, there's no way for you to exactly how well X bad card works compared to Y bad card and whether your deck favours one or the other. Most players get around that using mods like HearthArena, displaying statistics that compare your choices and discuss synergies for your deck type.
Arena's draft style is supposed to force the player to make educated decisions about their archetype.Exceptions to this rule are because the set is a Game-Breaker. On a related note, any time a new set is released, only about 5-10% of the new cards see any play. It's especially bad when the top deck is Aggro, since those decks tend to take a lot less nuance. It's simply easier to Google whatever deck works best and copy+paste that. While the game encourages deckbuilding, you can expect the entire Ranked Mode ladder to consist of nothing but the top meta decks.Free-to-Play-based players will usually use Tina, Roger, Dale and Bobby because none of them have abilities that require specific show cards to activate, making them versatile for a variety of decks.Zapp is a versatile Jack of All Stats who can buff his entire deck's attack, heal low-health cards and deal additional damage with his punch ability, while Consuela is a powerful tank who's good at stalling by healing her entire deck at once while lowering the entire enemy team's attack. Expect to see a lot of Pay To Win-based players using premium heroes Zapp Brannigan and Consuela.Animation Throwdown: the Quest for Cards has two types of player hero variety:.
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